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With elements of broken beat, techno, dubcore, glitch, ambient and most points in between, Megatrend's album embraces the harsh beauty and disjointed noise of the urban decay to mould together a work of a real substance. This hour-long set of metal machine music distills elements taken from the broadest spectrum of styles - dub, ambient, electro, hip-hop, glitch, trance - into thirteen aggressive urban soundscapes. Moods are predictably extreme, ranging from the chill of 'Selfega Arialis' to the psychotic seizures of 'Liscargo Forleam,' and songs feature generous helpings of mechano rhythms, spooky themes, and crushing breaks. What most distinguishes Megatrend's sound is his concentration on dub, not the style itself but its production techniques, many of which are applied liberally throughout. Let The Trend Be Your Friend Music | List Price | $16.98 (You save $4.53) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Dance CDs, Rock | | Label | Downstream | | Orig Year | 2006 | | CD Universe Part number | 7301705 | | Catalog number | 3 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 31, 2006 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
Megatrend Let The Trend Be Your Friend Songs | 1. | Modrificasious Lives |
| 2. | Gitard Servale |
| 3. | Selfega Arialis |
| 4. | Liscargo Foreleam |
| 5. | Rendening |
| 6. | Pan Cordless Atronix |
| 7. | Mainstream Invaria |
| 8. | Paetches |
| 9. | Sparser Than a Feeding Gullet |
| 10. | Telfuego Nivarre |
| 11. | Vistrium Alternakrum |
| 12. | Aperativa Retriel Gram |
| 13. | Corpussle |
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